Trump 47 Economy

[Anonymous]

The $18 trillion of new investment she mentions here is of course BS.

[Anonymous]

Bartiromo is a suckup has been who will say or do anything to stay on air.

[Anonymous]

There was a point in time when she was a serious journalist. Of course, that was over 20 years ago.

[Anonymous]

He means the 2026 midterms but wow.

[Anonymous]

Thanks to President Trump, the health of the U.S. government's finances is improving.

The current calendar year-to-date deficit is $1.52 trillion, which compares to a deficit of $1.93 trillion for the comparable period last year under Biden, a 21% drop.

Not only is the deficit smaller under President Trump - the economy is also bigger. The full 2025 calendar year budget deficit to GDP may total only 5.5%, substantially lower than the unsustainably high 6.8% in calendar year 2024 under Biden.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks to President Trump, the health of the U.S. government's finances is improving.

The current calendar year-to-date deficit is $1.52 trillion, which compares to a deficit of $1.93 trillion for the comparable period last year under Biden, a 21% drop.

Not only is the deficit smaller under President Trump - the economy is also bigger. The full 2025 calendar year budget deficit to GDP may total only 5.5%, substantially lower than the unsustainably high 6.8% in calendar year 2024 under Biden.

How has that helped your grocery prices? Maybe you should buy your kid only 2 dolls instead of 37, and 2 pencils instead of a dozen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks to President Trump, the health of the U.S. government's finances is improving.

The current calendar year-to-date deficit is $1.52 trillion, which compares to a deficit of $1.93 trillion for the comparable period last year under Biden, a 21% drop.

Not only is the deficit smaller under President Trump - the economy is also bigger. The full 2025 calendar year budget deficit to GDP may total only 5.5%, substantially lower than the unsustainably high 6.8% in calendar year 2024 under Biden.

Paid astroturfer here to quote untrustworthy Bessent's tweet even when independent analyses of the deficit are different.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks to President Trump, the health of the U.S. government's finances is improving.

The current calendar year-to-date deficit is $1.52 trillion, which compares to a deficit of $1.93 trillion for the comparable period last year under Biden, a 21% drop.

Not only is the deficit smaller under President Trump - the economy is also bigger. The full 2025 calendar year budget deficit to GDP may total only 5.5%, substantially lower than the unsustainably high 6.8% in calendar year 2024 under Biden.

Nope. Try over 2 trillion as of today.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks to President Trump, the health of the U.S. government's finances is improving.

The current calendar year-to-date deficit is $1.52 trillion, which compares to a deficit of $1.93 trillion for the comparable period last year under Biden, a 21% drop.

Not only is the deficit smaller under President Trump - the economy is also bigger. The full 2025 calendar year budget deficit to GDP may total only 5.5%, substantially lower than the unsustainably high 6.8% in calendar year 2024 under Biden.

Citations?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thanks to President Trump, the health of the U.S. government's finances is improving.

The current calendar year-to-date deficit is $1.52 trillion, which compares to a deficit of $1.93 trillion for the comparable period last year under Biden, a 21% drop.

Not only is the deficit smaller under President Trump - the economy is also bigger. The full 2025 calendar year budget deficit to GDP may total only 5.5%, substantially lower than the unsustainably high 6.8% in calendar year 2024 under Biden.

There is literally not a single metric in this post that is facutal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thanks to President Trump, the health of the U.S. government's finances is improving.

The current calendar year-to-date deficit is $1.52 trillion, which compares to a deficit of $1.93 trillion for the comparable period last year under Biden, a 21% drop.

Not only is the deficit smaller under President Trump - the economy is also bigger. The full 2025 calendar year budget deficit to GDP may total only 5.5%, substantially lower than the unsustainably high 6.8% in calendar year 2024 under Biden.

There is literally not a single metric in this post that is facutal.

They are quoting Bessent, so basically it is bull. I do think it is a paid astroturfer though. They go quiet for awhile when you call it out.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

November Unemployment is at 4.6%

[Anonymous]

Jobs data: given revisions etc, there has basically been zero job growth since april's "liberation day" announcement.

Trump has killed the US economy.

[Anonymous]

Jobs report, finally

A long-delayed government report on Tuesday showed that 64,000 jobs were gained in November, while 105,000 jobs were lost in October.
The unemployment rate in November rose to 4.6%.